​*Tuesday, May 28—Select topic from available options (first-come, first-served via random draw); brainstorm ideas; select supporting quotes; use the graphic organizer to help organize your ideas. Some of this may need to be done outside of class.

*Wednesday, May 29—Outline due end of class—Include draft of introductory paragraph containing your thesis statement.

*Thursday, May 30—Writing draft; include quotes as needed.

*Friday, May 31—Drafting; all quotes should be added at this point. Pay attention to formatting.

*Monday, June 3—Typed draft due, if you want teacher feedback. You should ask for feedback as you write during the week. Note: 157 available during AIT today.

*Tuesday, June 4—Revise, edit, proofread. Note: 157 available during AIT today.

Wednesday, June 5—Essay due @ 8:15AM (Yay! No essay on the exam!)